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Nairobi Governor Clarifies Film Charges, Exempting Content Creators and Street Photography
Nairobi Governor Sakaja clarified that new film charges are aimed at large productions and will not apply to TikTok creators or street photography. This statement brings relief to content creators and photographers who feared being subjected to the new licensing fees.
24 Aug, 09:55 — 24 Aug, 11:40
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Daily NationMostly Factual2d ago
Relief for content creators, street photography as Sakaja clarifies licensing fees
The charges appearing under Tourism Levy and Entertainment Tax schedule are targeted at...
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Sakaja: We’re not taxing your TikToks—film charges target big productions - the-star.co.ke
Sakaja: We’re not taxing your TikToks—film charges target big productions the-star.co.ke
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